IPv4
Countdown
Today is
26 July 2008
The estimated exhaustion date of IANA's unallocated
IPv4 address pool
is 28-Jan-2011
That's only
916 days
from now...
Peak IPv4?
The Internet is fast approaching the time when its fuel - IPv4 addresses - will become limited and costly - and like peak oil, all around us is fear, uncertainty and doubt ...
But not at IPv6Now, because we're the Australian experts in IPv6 transition and we're ready now.
And when you decide it's time to go IPv6, we can help you build understanding, make a smooth transition, and start innovating...
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Easy IPv6!
IPv6 ... It's Just IP but it's Got More Bits!
"I don't need IPv6 today – no-one else is using it ..."
- The European Union has announced its plans for 25% of European Internet users to be IPv6-enabled by 2010 – in only two years.
- The American federal agency backbone networks have just met their 30 June 2008 deadline for demonstrated IPv6 traffic capability.
- International corporations and Commonwealth departments are already including IPv6 milestones in their audit requirements and risk management strategies.
That's right – maybe you don't need IPv6 today. But you really need to know about it today, so you don't get taken by surprise ...
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